This circa 1910 Victorian farmhouse is three blocks from Augusta Winery; four blocks from Mount Pleasant Winery and from the Katy Trail. The home accommodates four couples in four rooms with queen-sized beds and private baths en suite. Two of the rooms have oversized whirlpool, reproduction claw foot tubs. Two have walk-in showers. There is a large hot-tub in the garden; an outdoor fireplace; extensive gardens and patios. The indoor guest area includes a large sunroom with a massive stone, wood-burning fireplace. Cookies, fresh baked bread and hot beverages are provided. We have a guest refrigerator stocked with cold drinks. A full, hot breakfast is served. Member: Bed and Breakfast Inns of Missouri.

A beautiful hilltop location with a spectacular view, overlooking the architectural beauty of St. Joseph. Four guestrooms, all with antique furniture, private bath, fluffy towels, fresh flowers, luxury linens, DirecTV, air conditioning, specialty lotions and soaps and sounds-of-nature clocks. A hearty breakfast is served on fine china. We will share information on what to see and do in St. Joseph and the surrounding area. This inn is biker friendly.

In 2008, True West Magazine named St. Jo #1 of the top 10 western towns to visit. Come visit St. Jo, where the Wild West began, the Pony Express was founded, and Jesse James roamed the land.

Four buildings offering eight guestrooms and four suites. Located in Hermann's historic district. Multi-night discounts are available.

This home, built in 1864, has been beautifully restored with the charm of high ceilings, antique furnishings and a sitting porch. All rooms have sitting areas, air conditioning, fluffy bathrobes, and ceiling fans. The inn has several common areas decorated with antiques. No children. No pets. Smoking outside only. We are in the Frenchtown district of St. Charles, 25 minutes west of downtown St. Louis, 15 minutes from Lambert Airport.

The restored 10-acre estate was built in 1882. The home features high ceilings, hardwood floors, six fireplaces, pocket doors and outstanding woodwork. Huge oak, maple, ash and walnut trees shade the grounds. Enjoy wine on the porch. Lunch and supper can be arraigned by appointment. Located on Route 61, eight miles south of Ste. Genevieve.